Catoctin clarion., 1887-02-24

NOtunE ike Ut. celleFs Liver H'S oi
headache, bilinous dizziness, constipation
fever and aguc and all malaria.
you want to preserve your bacon free
from ."skippers," use the Peerless Paper
Meat Sack. See advertisement
Only good end reliable medicine should
he given babies and young children. DR.
Bulls Baby Syrup does not contain any
thing injurious.
Our large and artistically executed sale
bills are attracting attention and our prices
in luce the economically disposed. Send in
your dates.
Will some one knowing himself to be
indebted to us. please bring us load OF
the above we will find Il place to "rank' it
up.
Frederick seems to have taken the lead of
all the Western Maryland cities in regard to
the free delivery system. Hagerstown is
blue over it and Cumberland feels so sore
abeut the matter that she sent irreprcssble
Philip Avirett to Washington to plead for it
-News
A man named David Sharer died recently
near Keysvlile. lie had permitted woman
to burn cancer in his face and he died of
lock jaw. Why will people otherwise in
telligent go so far es,lay in such matters
No one but physician should ever he per.
mittcd to operate in such matters.
PROMISE or BRISK TIMEs.-In this issue
the Catoc,in Iron Co. advertises for 300, 600
bushels of charcoal. This means that in ad-
lition to the large coke furnace, one of the
old charcoal furnaces will also I've put in
blast. With these two in operation there
will be booming times at Catoctm and this
entire section will he benefited.
HAVE SECURED QUARTERs.-Thc Jefler-
sonian Club Of Frederick has secured head
quarters over the European House, on West
Patrick street. They will occupy the entire
second story, which consists of a suit of six
rooms, all nicely furnished. The club wil
soon be incorporated. its membership now
numbers nearly two hundred. - Cnioa.
MERCHANT TAILoRISG.-A salesman from
A. L. l.. Cans, wholesale manufacturers, of
Philadelphia, with madc-up samples of
gents clothing, was ut Mr.. John Roots on
Wednesday of last week and took the order
and measure for a number Of suits and nj
very favorable prices. 1t is an excellent
method and is more satisfactory even than
merchant tailoring; it is easier to judge of
the appearance of goods made up than in
the piece. Mr. Root ordered 40 or so suits,
besides.
1t has been rumorcd that MI. Adolphus
Fcarlake of this city, formerly clerk OF the
circuit court of Frederick county, has been
appointed to 5000 position in the Agri-
cultural Department Of the Government at
Washington 1t is understood that the
duties Of Mr.. Fearhake will be those Of 4
draughisman. This may well be termed
one of the wisest selections that has yet been
made for a government position from the
ranks of the democratic party in this city
Mr. Fcarhake il one of the most public spr
tied citizens We have and he has host Of
friends throughout the entire community
who will feel gra,tcd at his good luck -
Ners
The Examiner is authority for Me state
ment that Mr.. Fcarlakc has declined the
position above referred to.
The Milk TRADE or CARRoLI.-Thc
and furnishes many farmers with ready cash
all the year round Large quantities are
shipped to Baltimore daily from along tho
lines of the three railroads that traverse the
counly-,hc Western Maryland, the Balti-
more Il Ohio"and the Bait imorc 4 Harris
burg. The heaviest shipments are via the
Western Maryland railroad, and reports Of
one days shipment from the various stations
show an aggregate of ?,30l gallons sent to
the Monumental City.
Below is Il statement of the gallons ship
ped from each station on the day above re.
ferred to.
Stations Gallons Stations Gallons
Union Bridge 100 Westminster $50
Linwood $50 Cranberry 90
ID. Pipe Creek "a Tanncry 45
New Windsor $50 Drexel 35
Wakefield o,0 Carrollton ~
Medford 205 Patapsco 25
AvOndalc 19) Finksburg 1875
Spring Mills LAG Glen Falls 90
From Westminster frequently over 500
gallons are shipped
The shipments from Emory Grove were
$50 gallons, from Giyhdon 2l0 and Pikcsvllle
800.
HEAVY RoBBERy.--On last Friday night
the smoke house belonging to Mr. Henry G.
Foreman, mile south of this place WAS en-
tered and robbed often hams, twelve should
crs and piece of beef The dor of the
smokel,ousc is battcn and the piece on
which the locks We're fastened was bored
across above and below the locks and the
door easily opened Mr. Isaial, Leather
man residing about two miles south of Ca
toctin Furnaces and Mrs Seabold near
Franklin Mills have also been robbed of